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Birmingham is a thriving and diverse city located in the West Midlands, near to the centre of the UK. With its central position, students living in Birmingham have easy access to many of the UK's big cities via train and coach, including London, Liverpool, Sheffield, Manchester, Cardiff and Oxford t… read more

There is absolutely nothing better than earning your degree and knowing that you are now on your way to having a fulfilling career in the field of your choice. A degree can really open up a lot of great opportunities for you in the workplace. However, getting your degree can sometimes pose challenge… read more

Studying alone can be at times challenging. In fact, people get bored or do not grasp some concepts properly. Often students require the support of other students to boost their morale whilst studying and to help one another in understanding different concepts. In any case, one’s understanding of … read more

Becoming a doctor is no easy task - studying medicine for 5 or 6 years is just the start of what can be a lifelong pursuit of knowledge. Once qualified, you will be constantly learning on the job until the day you retire. Studying abroad is not always a piece of cake either, particularly if you are … read more

There are a number of reasons that students choose to study abroad, whether that be over the summer, for a semester, year or even the full duration of a degree. From wanting to improve your language skills in a new country to experiencing a different climate and culture, there are lots of great… read more

Studying abroad is a life-changing experience. You pack your life in suitcases and embark on the journey to the new horizons. However, many students struggle to settle in foreign countries. Securing the right student accommodation alone can be a daunting task. On the brighter note, there are many ot… read more

College students often find themselves in a dilemma when choosing student accommodation. Many of them cannot decide whether to live outside the school and face the big bad world living in a student house or live in the student dorms. While living on campus keeps you close to the school, a life off-c… read more

The UK is one of the most popular study destinations in the world. Its academic reputation speaks for itself: three of the country’s universities (The University of Oxford, The University of Cambridge, and Imperial College, London) made the top ten of Times Higher Education’s World University Ra… read more

New Zealand offers a choice of two top-quality medical schools and countless opportunities for experience and further study.
New Zealand is a country in the South Pacific, of approximately 4.4 million people, renowned for its natural landscape and beauty. As a medical professional working in New Ze… read more

The fees for taking the IELTS vary from country to country. We have compiled the below list detailing the cost of taking the IELTS exam in a number of popular origin countries for study abroad students.
The information has been taken from the IELTS website pages and may need updating from time to t… read more

Your master's degree is a major investment in your future, and it is vital that you receive the proper training for a lucrative and enticing career. Whether you have just recently considered heading back to college or would like to move up within the ranks of your current company, here is a look at … read more

Government Affairs Director at the British Hospitality Association, Vernon Hunte, tells i-studentglobal what makes the UK a great study destination for hospitality and tourism students from around the world.
Travel and tourism is one of the 21st century’s most dynamic industries — it is growing… read more

Brighton University alumni, i-studentglobal's very own Megan Doyle went on a trip around Europe this October. Hear some of her top tips and things to see in each city and follow her journey travelling to Budapest, Bratislava, Vienna, Brno, Prague, Dresden & Cologne.
Budapest is the vibrant… read more

Welcome To Brighton & Hove!
With easy access to urban life, coast and countryside, Brighton & Hove offers inspiration, for adventure and relaxation, in equal measure.
The city is known as a welcoming, friendly place and often people who come as students end up staying long… read more

If you’re currently enrolled at a college or university as a business major, you already know the importance of gaining a college degree. After all, that’s exactly why you’re investing all that time and money towards your education. You’re probably also aware that business majors have a grea… read more

With outstanding public transport links and a wide variety of excellent accommodation around Scotland, there’s no excuse not to see more of Scotland’s dynamic cities and breath-taking landscapes. Here are just a few popular tourist stops to give an indication of the variety of incredible attract… read more

Those who find themselves feeling the call to help others may have some difficulty in choosing the best career path. But working in healthcare can be a great way for altruistic students to use their talents in making others feel better both physically and emotionally. Those who have a strong sense o… read more

Many people assume college is all about drinking alcohol and partying every night of the week. These visions of college life are usually based on fictionalized television shows and movies. In reality, the college experience can be exhilarating, even without getting too deep into the party scene.&nbs… read more

Across most of the globe, education agents have become an accepted part of the university admissions process. After years of treating them with scepticism, even the US market is slowly coming around. Domestic college enrollment in the US is in decline, and agents represent an obvious solution: inter… read more

Australia, "the Great Southern Land” has long attracted newcomers to its shores, curious about its famously laidback culture, amazing scenery, beaches and unique wildlife. Read more about why international students choose to study in Australia and view some of our Indian student testimonials below… read more

Students of the world unite, there’s a new trend in town and it’s going to make your life much easier. As if studying wasn’t hard enough, most study spaces are designed in a way to alienate an individual from the outside world and, of course, other people. Well, recently a new trend has emerge… read more

Australian philosophy programmes are well-respected globally. Mark Colyvan and Alan Hájek detail the structure of these programmes and how international students can apply.
Australian philosophy has had a distinguished history. A number of antipodean philosophers - among them J.J.C. Smart, David A… read more

In April 2018, Australia will welcome the world for the 21st Commonwealth Games. It will be the fifth time Australia has hosted the games and the second time they have been held in the northern state of Queensland. It also builds on Australia’s sports-centred culture which boasts over 120 national… read more

One sad fact about most schools is that no one really teaches you how to study. By the time school gets difficult, most teachers assume you have it all figured out. If you're still panicking when you have an exam, worry not - these six tips can help you make your studying a bit easier.
Set a Time… read more

Humanities, or liberal arts, majors get a bad rap. Many people believe that a degree in English, art, music, history or other such subject area is worthless and won't lead to a good paying job. This can be the case if you fail to plan and simply choose a major because it interests you. With some res… read more

Georgina Sweet Australian Laureate Fellow, Nalini Joshi, discusses the opportunities for maths enthusiasts in Australia.
Australia is a unique place to study mathematics. Three elements combine to make it unique: its high-quality undergraduate degrees, the research intensity of our lecturers and th… read more

Many twenty-somethings will have spent some time abroad but only a relative few will have spent much of their lives on the move, living in a number of countries whilst growing up and experiencing many different education systems. i-studentglobal spoke to Evelyn, a flight attendant for a major airlin… read more

Journalism is an exciting and challenging career - no one day is the same as the next. Find out more about studying journalism in the UK and what the National Council for the Training of Journalists (NCTJ) can do to support your studies and career prospects after graduating.
Journalists know the ne… read more

Glasgow has a wide range of universities, colleges, an art school, and a conservatoire; beyond that, you need so much more to have a real student experience.
With a wealth of cultural attractions, world-class architecture and design, fantastic shopping and a year-round programme of exciting … read more

New Zealand has a number of institutions offering top-quality IPENZ-accredited engineering programmes.
New Zealand is a developed, democratic and, compared to most of the world, remote country.
It has a population of approximately four million people living in an area 15% larger than the UK. … read more

Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland. It is perched on top of a number of extinct volcanoes and rocky crags which rise from the generally flat land of the Lothians. Combine this with the sheltered shoreline of the Firth of Forth to the North and you cannot deny the setting is spectacular. With a ric… read more

Chemistry is fundamental to life itself. Whether it's the quality of the air we breathe, the water we drink, the energy we use or the food we consume, chemistry is essential when it comes to meeting our basic needs. In Australia, and particularly at Monash University, the best minds in academic… read more

i-studentglobal caught up with former alumni blogger Ruika Lin, a Chinese graduate of University of Virginia. Last time we heard from her, Ruika had just moved from the East Coast of America to West Coast’s San Francisco, where she had just started her first week working for global crowdfunding st… read more

Welcome to the United Kingdom
The United Kingdom (UK) is made up of the four home countries of England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales, with a total population of approximately 65 million people. It has one of the largest economies in the world, with a high standard of living. The UK is descr… read more

The UK is a popular destination for studying engineering due to its quality courses and opportunities. According to Engineering UK's 2016 Report "the UK at all levels of education does not have the current capacity or the required rate of growth needed to meet the forecast demand for skilled en… read more

UK Scholarships
Despite the recent Brexit situation, studying in the UK is still a very popular option amongst international students worldwide - in fact, depending on the nationality of the students, Brexit may make your study abroad more affordable. The UK is globally recognised for providing hig… read more

Many adults want to go back to school, however work or family responsibilities may stop them from signing up for classes at their local university. Cost is another reason why many adults think they may have to give up their college dreams. But nowadays, more and more people are aware that they can g… read more

A set of core skills is applicable for success in any company, field, or position. When the skills are practiced and strengthened, people rise to the top. Crucial talents needed for a successful career are wide and plenty, but here are a few simple suggestions you can begin implementing into your li… read more

Slacking off during elementary school or high school is very much different to slacking off at college. The importance of academic success has never been so prominent, as these are the results which are going to help determine your future. With just a little planning, a lot of effort and a few handy… read more

i-studentglobal spoke to Psychology PhD student Shane McLoughlin about his experiences of changing universities, coming to study in the UK and receiving a scholarship to fund his studies at University of Chichester.
Why I decided to study a PhD
I decided to do a PhD for an odd reason, but one that… read more

University of Roehampton international student Alex talks to i-studentglobal about the great transport links that London offers international students and tells us about some of her travels, both nationally and internationally, from London.
Visiting a friend in Chester (Train)
It's fitting th… read more

I-studentglobal spoke to Meaghan about her time studying abroad in Manchester.
As an international student who studied abroad, the decision I made to go to Manchester, England, led to some of the best experiences of my life. Manchester is a colorful and vibrant city full of activity, local c… read more

It's September, which means that for a lot of students around the world it is time to travel to the UK to begin or continue their studies at university. Whether you're travelling from near, far or even within the UK, the start of university is a big deal! It's not something to worry about, but it is… read more

i-studentglobal spoke to This Is Galway about why it's a great place to study abroad. Here's what they have to say. We think you'll join us in packing your bags and looking up the next cheap flight on Skyscanner.
1. It’s got a huge international population, so you’ll never feel out of place.
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If you’re considering a career in the field of law, you need to get the right degree. There are several different degrees that provide a strong background in the legal field. Some of these degrees are designed for future lawyers while others are more for gaining legal knowledge that can be applied… read more

Bristol is a unique city located in the hills of South-West of England filled with historic maritime, museums, year-round festivals and greenery. The city boasts how wonderful the passionate residents are and that the city is one of a kind to the rest of the country. We've picked out some … read more

Here at i-studentglobal, we are scouring the internet to find the best scholarships in the most popular countries for higher education. The countries are as follows: UK, Europe, New Zealand, Canada, Australia, and the USA.
1. United Kingdom
12 Fully Funded Scholarships for International … read more

i-studentglobal spoke to first-time author and Loughborough University psychology graduate Narissa Phipps about her self-help book Happiness Diary, which is released worldwide on 28th September 2016.
1. What first inspired you to write a self-help book?
I was working on my 2016 goals and had read … read more

We spoke to Maltese-native Rebecca Cavlan about her experience studying at the University of Brighton and how her career has worked out as an environmental science alumni.
Did you always want to work in environmental science?
Growing up in Malta from the age of 10, I snorkelled aroun… read more

i-studentglobal spoke to recent International Event Management graduate Megan Doyle about her study abroad experience in the UK at the University of Brighton.
What is International Event Management?
Many people assume that the course is just party planning, but there was a lot more to the subj… read more